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February 23rd, 2025 05:41
AW3225QF, TV Led Dolby Vision not working/supported
Despite, to my understanding, having a hardware decoder for so-called TV-Led Dolby Vision, the AW3225QF's EDID (on M2B105) does not include this data and directs consoles and TV boxes to use LLDV instead. This is a shame for home theater setups especially, as fixing the issue would likely take nothing more than a firmware fix.
Can we expect any future support for this device? The last firmware update was in April of 2024.
Thank you.
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Vanadiel
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February 23rd, 2025 18:37
Make sure it's not set to off in the OSD menu.
Page 60 of the manual
mvicevan
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February 23rd, 2025 20:25
@Vanadiel Dolby Vision is enabled on my monitor and the flag comes up when playing LLDV content, but as I said, there is no TV-led (true Dolby Vision) option in the monitor's EDID.
As reported by EDID Decode:
As you can see under "Interface", only Low-Latency and Low-Latency-HDMI are offered by the monitor to connected devices. A true Dolby Vision display would have "Interface: Standard + Low-Latency + Low-Latency-HDMI"
This significantly limits the functionality of the AW3225QF as a movie monitor. And if there is a DV decoder inside the model itself, then it is a waste not to support it.
Vanadiel
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February 24th, 2025 14:17
Considering this is a gaming monitor I highly doubt you will see a change in this.